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Using DocsGPT๐Ÿงญ Using the Web App

Using the Web App

This page covers the everyday parts of the DocsGPT web app that arenโ€™t specific to agents, knowledge or tools.

The sidebar

The sidebar holds:

  • New Chat: start a conversation. A chat without an agent uses the model you pick in the chat box, your active prompt and the default chat tools.
  • Agents: your pinned agents. With fewer than three pinned, your most recently used published agents fill the list up to three. Click one to chat with it. Hover over it to Pin agent or Unpin agent.
  • Chats: your conversations, newest first. Each has a menu with Rename, Share (see Sharing conversations) and Delete.
  • Manage Agents: the agent library.
  • Settings, grouped into Personal (General, Access Tokens), Workspace (Knowledge, Connectors, Tools, Custom Models, Teams) and Insights (Analytics, Logs). Admins also get Admin.

Search your conversations

Press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on macOS), or use the search button in the sidebar, to open Search conversations. It matches conversation names and the text of your questions and the answers, and shows a snippet of the match. Pick a result to open that conversation.

The agent library

Open Manage Agents to see your agents in tabs:

TabHolds
AllEvery tabโ€™s agents on one page.
TemplatesAgents provided by DocsGPT, seeded by your operator (see Seeding premade agents).
My agentsAgents you created, published or imported, in your folders.
TeamAgents your teammates shared with you (see Teams and sharing).
DiscoveredPublic agents you opened through a link. Remove takes one off the list.

Searchโ€ฆ filters the agents by name and description. Each agent card has a menu with the actions your access allows: Logs, Edit (or View), Export as YAML, Share with team, Pin agent, Move to folder and Delete.

Use a template

A template canโ€™t be edited directly. Choose Duplicate from its menu to get your own published copy in My agents, with a new API key. Tools you donโ€™t have access to are left off the copy, so check its tools before you use it.

Organize agents in folders

Folders are in My agents only, and can be nested.

  1. Choose New Folder, type a name and press Enter.
  2. To file an agent, choose Move to folder from its menu, then pick a folder, or No folder (root) to take it out. You can create a folder from the same dialog.
  3. Open a folder by clicking it; the breadcrumb above the list takes you back up. A folderโ€™s menu has Rename and Delete. Deleting a folder moves the agents in it out of the folder; it doesnโ€™t delete them.

Moving many agents at once is API-only: POST /api/agents/folders/bulk_move with a list of agent_ids. See the REST API reference.

Pin agents

Pin agent, from an agentโ€™s card menu or the sidebar, keeps the agent at the top of the sidebarโ€™s Agents list. Pins are per user, so pinning a shared agent changes only your sidebar.

Import an agent from YAML

To bring in an agent exported from another instance (Export as YAML):

  1. In Manage Agents, choose Import.
  2. Drop a .yaml or .yml file on the dialog, or click to choose one, then choose Review.
  3. The dialog shows whether the file creates a new agent or updates one you already have, and how it will match Sources, Tools and Models to your account. For a source that isnโ€™t found, pick one of yours or Leave unattached. For a tool or custom model that needs a secret, enter it, or leave it blank to skip that item.
  4. Choose Import.

A new agent is imported as a draft. Re-importing a file updates the matching agent and keeps its current status, so a published agent stays live. If something was skipped, the dialog lists it before Continue to agent opens the agent.

Importing a file that has no workflow over an existing workflow agent permanently deletes that agentโ€™s workflow, its run history and its artifacts. The review step warns you when this will happen.

For the same import over the API, see Agent portability.

General settings

Settings โ†’ General has:

  • Theme: Light or Dark. Until you pick one, the app follows your system setting.
  • Language: the language of menus and labels: English, Deutsch, Espaรฑol, ๆ—ฅๆœฌ่ชž, ๆ™ฎ้€š่ฏ, ็น้ซ”ไธญๆ–‡๏ผˆ่‡บ็ฃ๏ผ‰ or ะ ัƒััะบะธะน.
  • Active prompt: the system prompt for chats without an agent. Agents use their own. From here you can also add, edit, duplicate and delete your prompts; see Prompts.
  • Delete all conversations: permanently deletes every conversation in your account.

Theme, language and active prompt are saved in your browser, so set them again on another browser or device.

Default tools in chats without an agent

Chats without an agent get a few built-in tools by default, such as memory, reading a web page and scheduling (your operator sets the list with DEFAULT_CHAT_TOOLS). To stop one of them being used in your chats, open Settings โ†’ Tools and turn off its switch; itโ€™s marked Built-in. Tools you add yourself have the same switch.